Although I'd always admired Arsenal ever since I got into football when I was around 10, I only started actively watching Arsenal games since the 11/12 season.

So I just wanted to hear from fans who had regularly watched Arsenal games during both their eras and know which of the two were the better performers and has left a bigger mark on the club's history and how they fared compared to other GKs of their respective eras.

Also who among them are our current keepers most similar to?

The turd I just took.

If you've listened to Giant Bomb you've heard about Seaman on Dreamcast, and if you've heard about Seaman you've thought about Seaman since.

Dan has been doing a day to day check in of his Seamans (I'm choosing that spelling purposefully) on his Twitch stream and it has been an absolute wonder. I don't know if he'll do it much longer but it has been hilarious.

Give it a look!

Edit: Words/Structure

"Look, I don't know what kind of bleeding-heart pansy crap they're teaching sailors in boot camp these days, but I don't call anyone by his first name," the Master Chief scowled.

"It breeds familiarity, and that leads to a breakdown in authority. I refer to my sailors by their last names only; Smith, Jones, Baker, Jackson, whatever.

And you are to refer to me as 'Master Chief.’ Do I make myself clear?"

"Aye, Aye, Master Chief!"

"Now that we've got that straight, what's your last name?"

The seaman sighed. "Darling, My name is John Darling, Master Chief."

"Okay, John, here's what I want you to do ...."

Really appreciate all the advice fellow mariners was scared into thinking this was the only company with good opportunities for me good to know there is better out there.

Getting a new dinghy only costs a seaman a few grand

I’m taking her class in the spring and i was wondering what i can do during break to prepare myself for her class? or if you have any other info lmk!

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In 2011, self-published author Jacqueline Howett released a book called The Greek Seaman, in which a young couple traveling on a cargo ship have to deal with a diamond smuggling ring on board the boat. It was completely ignored by the mainstream literary world and received almost no reviews, and would most likely have died in complete obscurity if it weren't for the interference of one man: Big Al.

This is a story of pettiness, fury and internet-comment wrath. It's a story of a review that no one read, of a book that no one read, that somehow became Twitter's favorite thing for a week. It is the story of how you really, really shouldn't respond to online reviews. It is the story of The Greek Seaman.

Background

Big Al's Books and Pals was a blog dedicated to reviewing Kindle ebooks, many of them self-published. The blog itself was initially just as obscure as The Greek Seaman, receiving around 50 visits a day. One day, Big Al posted a mixed review of Howett's book, calling it "compelling and interesting" but criticizing the many grammar and spelling errors present throughout, and giving it a mediocre score of two stars.

The part about grammatical errors was probably pretty accurate, considering that this is the summary from the book's Goodreads page:

>What is an eighteen year old newly wed doing traveling on a massive merchant ship anyways? Hadn’t she gone to Greece on tour in a ballet as a dancer? These are questions, Katy asks herself while traveling the high seas with Don her chief officer. However, little do they know a smuggling ring is also on board for this ride, on a blue diamond exchange and when explosions and threats to sink the ship also happen, they must try to save themselves.
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>Getting to know the smugglers, the Arabic and Pakistani deck hands and Don, the Greek Seaman is an exciting sea adventure with enough suspense and romance that will make you laugh and cry. It will take you on a voyage to experience the magnificent soothing wonders and beautiful scenery at sea, dolpins, flying fishes and takes you through storms and hurricanes where Katy finds herself navigating through it with a seasick crew. From Piraeus, Greece, your visit the ports of Lebanon and Libya and enjoy the exotic ma

I'm planning to buy the Japanese version of caution seaman because it's way cheaper, but can I change the language in-game from Japanese to English?

i think that’d make at least one child cry